David MacKay’s War.

David MacKay was born in Hilton in 1897, his father, William, was a fish dealer, his mother was Elsie, the family lived at 3 King Street, in the 1901 census an older sister Hannah and a younger sister Katherine also lived in the house. David was a Coachman to trade,...

David McAngus’s War

David McAngus was born, according to his German Prisoner of War Report, on the 16th of September 1887. He was the son of Hugh [Uisdean] McAngus and his wife Jessie. In 1891 they lived in 8 King Street, Hilton, along with his brothers Andrew, John, Alexander [Aly-...
Road To Balintore

Road To Balintore

We premiered this film at this years Fisherfolk Festival 2018. Thank you to the degree students 2017/2018 UHI who composed the music and edited the film. Thanks also to the Seaboard Villagers who donated the film for our archives. Without you all, these memories would...

Ella Brewster

The story of the Ella Brewster is taken from information supplied by Jonathan McColl, Dolly MacDonald and newspapers of the time and was amongst Babsie MacKay’s [Tom] papers which were handed into the hall. The Ella Brewster was named after the sister of farmer...
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Seaboard Memorial Hall

Seaboard Memorial Hall

  The Seaboard Centre, also known as the Seaboard Memorial Hall, is a community run hall based in the Seaboard Villages of the Easter Ross area in Scotland. The hall provides facilities and services to the local community and beyond. To see what’s on and...
Seaboard History

Seaboard History

The Seaboard has a rich heritage and since 2007 we have been collecting and archiving material relevant to our social history and heritage. We have been building on this over the years and have collected masses of material relating to our culture and heritage. We are...